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THVRSDAY. FERRI ARY 17. 1021- amount of an essential commodity,
w| as well as the first big movement by
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♦ age of the opportunities offered un
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der the Webb export trade act to in
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Tonight fair. Friday, rain ♦
vite
public participation In the fin-
Omaha. Neb.. Feb. 17.—(A P.)—
♦ in west and fair in east portion.
ancing of foreign trade.
letters have been sent to the 600,-
000 commercial travelers urging
Copper has been a drug on
BODY AND MIND IN PARTNER
them to institute a 30-daj’ strike
market in this country since
against hotels that charge what the
SHIP
close of the war. due to the inability organization terms exorbitant prices
There was a da.v when the public
of European consumers to take their for room and food.
school system was builded upon the 1
pre-war requirement» for lack of
"Jeesc James was a piker in his
theory that it had to deal only with
financing arrangements.
By this palmiest days when compared with
the child’s mind. The close coopera
plan sufficient credit can be extend the prices some hotels are asking.”
tion of mind and body waa probably
says the letter.
ed to European buyers to enable
The letters have been sent out by
recognized, but it was not harmon
them to take our copper and thus
the hotel committee of the Interna
ised with the situation. If a child
end the stagnation which has been tional Federation of Commercial
were unable to give attention to
depressing western metal production Travelers organizations and says in
Study, if he lacked concentration be-
part:
to the lowest point in years.
oause of the gnawing of the pangs
''Traveling men all over the coun
of hunger, the condition remained;
try
have reached the conclusion that
I NEMPLOYMENT PRORI.EM IS
I the prices charged by hotels for
it was not corrected. Now the public
SERIOVS
i rooms and meals have reached the
^school authorities know that a well
The unemployment situation tn I peak. The traveling fraternity has
nourished body and a mind that,can
the same weapon with which to wage
receive and assimilate have a close Portland has become so acute that warfare upon the hotel proprietors
partnership
A healthy body must there are now more than 2.000 and hotel corporations that the gen
accompany the growing mind, That bread winners jobless and «penniless. eral public used in refusing to pur
la why the establishment of milk The Portland city council and Mult chase wearing apparel and shoes at
prices which they thought unreason
stations in the lower grades of the nomah county commissioners have
able and out of proportion. Com
schools is more than an interesting authorized Portland Post No. 1 of mercial travelers organizations urges
the
experiment. It makes the mind mas the American Legion to take
the recipient pf this letter to refuse
ter over the stomach st a time of situation In hand in order that a to patronize such hotels as are
day when the stomach is so apt to more serious condition may be avert charging or asking exorbitant prices
for rooms and food. This letter is
gain the mastery. And possibly the ed.
being sent to 600,000 traveling men
To prevent unemployed men and and each and every man must do his
ch Ud that is the beet cared for at
kome may be just the one who women coming to Portland, where part for only in unison is there
seeds the bracing effect of nature's only enforced return would be their strength, and only by the concentrat
one complete food at the time the lot, the unemployment commission I ed effort* of the army of six hundred
of Portland Post No. 1 of the Amer thousand of your craft can it tie ex
station makes it available,
pected to get result«
The higher institutions have long ican Legion is enlisting the coopera
“A 30 days' strike* along the line
acknowledged the need for care of tion of Legion Poets and the press herein suggested will cause the ho
ths physical well being of the grow throughout Oregon and I adjoining tels to soon offer more favorable
When you
ing youth. That is why so much at states in warning the unemployed terms and inducement*
condi- step up to a hotel register and yon
tention is given to athletics and to to stay out of Portland until
i
are told the price of a room, if you
the diet of those who win honors up tions improve.
believe it is exorbitant after taking
on the athletic field. Training upon
"Employment will be provided for into consideration the service offer
the athletic field puts the body in most of the unemployed Portland ed and the investment of the hotel,
shape to house a healthy mind. You family men within 30 days, but the do not hesitate to say so and walk
can not stint the body without rob city cannot provide either work or out. This must also be done in res
taurants.
bing the mind.
financial aid for outsiders until con
"Traveling men from different
ditions improve in the spring"accord- parts of the country have sent the
HEU* FOR WESTERN MINES
ing to the anObuncement of Charles hotel committee copies
of menu
Plans have been completed for fin B. Rucker, chairman of the unem cards of leading hotels and by scan
ancing the »ale for export of 400,- ployment commission.
ning the prices published thereon It
makes one think that Jesse James
000,000 pounds of surplus copper in
was a piker in his palmiest days
this country, says the Manufacturer
Life Cails for One's Best.
when compared with the prices some
Forty million dollars worth of 8 per
To make a success of life you must hotels are asking for accommoda-
cent notes will be issued by the Cop be always at It with your eye on the tions. You cannot bring: down these
Diversion will stimulate far
per Export association and offered job.
more intensive effort, but the effort It prices by submitting to them and
for sale to the public with the above self must have oo diverting Influence. then go out and kick, Your com-
"This one thing I do.' says the apos plaint must be made to > the hotel »
amount of copper as security.
tle. and In doing it be win*. Keep proprietor and he must be given to
This is said to be the first large your eye on the ball nui put your best
understand that you and the mem
public loan made in this country to Into the game
ber» of your craft Intend to refuse
to pay them.”
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Any man r woman who keeps
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that same thing
Prices $1, $2, $3
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USED CARS FOR SALE
the* of the Hawaiian Islands. Thl«1
relationship tnaksa the Hawaiian a i
cousin of the Chinese, .lapaneae ami
«other Asiatic^races, including th«!
Malays, as well as a connection of'
the American Indian and Eskimo
lie also draws some of hla blood from
San Francisco. Feb. 17. (A. Pi ths continent of Europe and a very
!
b's med veteran of tar northern pa little from th« original stock of the
trol routes, the old revenue cutter Australian aborigine
! Bear, 'which tor 33 summers has
Through th« agency of the Bishop
broken Ice paths, fought pirates and museum of Honolulu, which hotiaea
smugglers, rescued explorers and on« nt the moat complete, if not the
done many other things In ths Ber moat complete etnolngtcal collections '
ing Sea. has been taken off her old ‘ in existence, the Interesting sea fell
i is continuing
Hawaii and Samoa
run.
The Bear's work tn the icy north already have been surveyed and far
is over and the old boat will spend ther south scientific expedition« are
When this data
her retiming days basking In the pursuing the trail
sun at San Diego. Cal., where ahe is as complete aa It can he made, it
will be used as a naval training ship. will be tabulated and analyzed and
Every spring for years the Bear the result» published within a y wir
has been the first vessel to enter the or so.
Meanwhile, the Polynesian la fly
Bering after the departure of the
out at
winter ice. She always left Seattle ing fast; hla race 1» paaalng
high speed and the Investigation«
in late April or May and early in
are being pushed with aa little delay
June was at the southern edge of th«» j
a« possible.
receding ice floes ready to follow I
them north. Following her lead I
came the passenger and freight tee-1
seis with fresh supplies for the win
ter-bound camps.
Throughout the summer the Boar!
would patrol the Bering and very of
ten venture up through Bering I
Straits Into the Arctic Ocean
She
carried supplies to Isolated Eskimo
school stations and mission posts,
went to the assistance of vessels In
distress and called in at points on
the Siberian coast
Every Alaskan
seacoast point from Point Barrow. at
the "corner of the continent,” down
to Dutch Harbor, on the Aleutian
islands, and even polnta In south
western Alaska, knew the Bear
A score of explorers have been •
aided by the Bear
In 1884 she!
"THE SHOW THAT .ALAA' lis PI I tsl s
found and rescued seven survivors *
AND HIH COMPANY OF CLEVER ARTIHTH FRENENTE
of a party of 35 Ueutenant Adolphus
W. Oreely led Into the Arctic latter. I
In 1914 she picked np and brought,
south members of the crew of the
schooner Karluk, the wrecked flag
ship of an expedition piloted by Vllh-i
jalmur tftefansson. Canadian explor-!
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er.
Honolulu, Feb »7.—<A. P.l —
When.« came the ancient Hawaiian«
and other* erf the Polynesian race, is
a query which baffled the member»
of the Pan-Pacific scientific congre»» i
when it was in session here last Au-1
gust, and which 1« answered in part
by Ixrais R Sullivan, of the Amerl-;
can museum of natural history, New
York, who has be«-n conducting in
vestigations here since the rlose of
the congress.
Bodily, facial and cranial charac-'
teristlcs of the Polynesian, according'
to IMr. Sullivan's taibles, show that
he is eleven parts Mongoloid, five
parts European, five parts Mongo-
loid-tEuropean and two parts Mon
goloid-Melanesian
The seemingly
unavoidable conclusion is that the
Hawaiian and his Polynesian broth
ers originally came from Asia.
The ancient Hawaiian« were a race
of regal proportions, the most com
manding physically. Mr. Sullivan be
lieves. the world has ever seen.
There never has been any doubt
that the Hawaiian, Samoan, Tahi
tian. Tongan and Maori are closely
akin, Their legends, speech, cus-
toms and build all testify to the re
Mount Rainier was first scaled in lationship, but. hitherto their origin
has been lost in the mists tit the
1870.
I
ages. •
In order to reach a solution of this
riddle, and before he felt he had es
tablished the Mongolold-European-
Melansian characteristics of 2000 na-
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